Seam Ripper
M.J. Prest | October 2009
We are always seeking out the best and the brightest in eco-design on the Behind the Seams blog. Here’s what you may have missed:
- Michael Kors, that master of the well-edited closet, shares his tips for ensuring that 70 percent of the clothes you own are “meat and potatoes” and 30 percent are “icing and fluff.”
- Do you know your lyocell from your azlon? Get a primer on cutting-edge textiles in eco-fashion here.
- Check out these seven do-it-yourself ways to freshen up your shoes for fall.
- Lovers of New York hotel history and jewelry alike should be the first in line to scoop up these limited-edition necklaces made from the door numbers and letters leftover from the Plaza Hotel’s remodel. (Just goes to show you never know what you’ll find in a thrift store.)
- Is your coffeetable bare right now? This book written by the creative minds behind Junky Styling takes you through 12 years of innovative upcycling.

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